Consensus is growing among Maine physicians that cannabis can effectively treat some medical conditions, and the number of people seeking prescriptions is rising right along with it.
The rule of law is meant to guide the administration of justice. But in an administration obsessed with race, not necessarily.
Apple is quietly pushing a pro-corporate interpretation of the First Amendment that could do real damage to the government’s ability to regulate commerce and protect consumers.
By definition, a “bonus” is recognition of a job well done. In federal application, it’s acceptance of poor performance as graphically illustrated by the Transportation Security Administration.
Privacy and security are now at odds.
Since a pitched legal battle between the FBI and Apple began last month, the arguments over encryption and national security are deepening
The more we learn about the Ferguson City Council’s decision to reject key terms of a consent decree with the Department of Justice and fight it out in court, the less sense it makes.
It was smart to involve those seen as sympathetic to the protest’s cause, such as a gun-toting Nevada legislator.
